Committee declines to discuss proposed action on Beach warrants
RD Aus 6 Special report on a state committee of law and enforcement declining to comment on yesterday's action. Beach concessionaires face violations of state law as the committee wrestles with Blue Laws in Connecticut. The action aimed to curb Sunday gambling at Walnut stands amid fines and court plans.
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Nford
Law and Enforcement Committee
Walnut Beach
Aus
Cen’ Committee
Thesday
Gm &2
Beach
Omk J. Beach
Walnuts
Meech
Ifig
Libby
Stamford Property Deal Shocks City Officials
The Stamford report notes a 6 000 property deal in the city with John A Waterbury amine stores and four adjacent Main Street properties listed by William and Mitchell Liebenson. The sale's purpose and exact figures remain unverified as officials discuss a potential theatre on the site.
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Wtant
John A. Waterbury
William and
Mitchell I. Liebenson
Sera
Priea
Treatment Claim for Nerve Neuritis Formula No 2
An advertisement promotes Formula No 2 capsules as the best remedy for neuritis and sciatica. It claims many patients find relief after taking the product as directed and continuing until soreness vanishes, with Hindle's Drug Store selling the special formula.
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Hindle
Westport Court Sentences Many Law Violators
Westport court on Aug 6 sentences multiple violators in a crowded docket. Paul LeClair of Greens Farms faced a statutory charge and was ordered held for trial in Superior Court. Several drivers were fined for intoxicated operation and other traffic offenses, with warrants issued for two defendants who failed to respond to summons.
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Westport
Paul LeClair
Greens Farms
Banda
LeClair
Edward
Ignatz Horelick
Joseph Lachman
Fairfield
Walter Barton
Mape Avenue
Greens Farm
Costa and Wesely Ackerly
Rowayton
Trumbull Grange Plans Visitation and Picnic
Trumbull Grange members accept invitation from Housatonic Grange to meet Saturday August 8 as fourth degree is conferred on candidates. Fair field Pomona Grange Master Edgar L Tucker helps arrange combined Grange and Farm Bureau picnic and field day at Putnam Park August 18. Rev William F White and Mia White begin month long vacation. no church services during Mr White's absence though Sunday school remains at 1 9 o'clock.
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Trumbull
Trumbull Grange
Housatonic Grange
Edgar L. Tucker
Fairfield County
Pomona Grange
Grange
Farm Bureau
Putnam Park
Wiliam F White
Mia White
Northfield
New York State
Mr White
Mr. White
Fairfield Tree Warden Names Trees To Be Cut
Fairfield Aug 6 Special The ninety two trees to be cut for the Poat road wihleming and route change were posted late today by Tree Warden A J O'Brien. The posters on the trees indicate they will be cut on or before August 12.
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Fairfield
Poat
A J O'Brien
Arrest in Bridgeport Dispute at Construction Job
Stamford August 6 Special detective Sermeart Michael Greaney arrested John Walsh of 26 Winthrop Street Bridgeport and John Mazzone of 668 East Main Street Bridgeport for a wait and breach of the peace after a dispute on a construction job arose.
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Stamford
John Walsh
Winthrop Street
John Mazzone
East Main Street
Bridgeport
Sermeart Michael Greaney
Camp Commission Plans Park Improvements in Redding
The Jazze Putnam Camp Ground commission met at the Park Museum to discuss routine business. Construction includes rebuilding the superintendent’s home by H C Judé on the same site, a new road around the lake by H Sanford Osborn, and picnic tables along the roadside. Over 1000 visitors were counted at a recent Sunday, with cars from many states including Kansas.
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Redding
Jazze Putnam Camp Ground Commission
Park Museum
H. C. Judé
H.C M’collom
Park Lake
H. Sanford Osborn
Rogers Peet Company
New York
Wiattans
Kansas
Board of Commissioners
Israel Putnam Memorial Park
Phila T. Platt
Newtown
Seth Low Pierrepont
Ridgefield
Arthur T. Dunham
Bethel
C. Shaw
Frederick A. Judd
Hugh C. M'Collam
Atta Bassett
New Haven
Hopewell Woods
B. F. Bassett
South Norwalk
Clara Heyse
Telephone Exchange
Sag Harbor
John Ramsey
Boston
Sanfordtown
Spinning Wheel
Women's Auxiliary of
Christchurch
Sanford School Gymnassium
Edwards
4. MacDonald
Chas. Shelton
Jos. Teets
Jessie Coddington
R. Bradley
C. O. Perry
B. Kelley
Candy
Lordship Beach Roast Planned Amid Club Activities
The Lordship club convened for a regular meeting to plan a frankfurter roast on the beach this Saturday with a rain option to move indoors. A second dance in the pavilion drew a large crowd, under Mr. McBride of Bridgeport, and the Lordship Park association invited many residents to join in the colony’s social efforts.
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Lordship
Lordship Club
McBride
Bridgeport
Lordship Park Association
Jen Bayer
Leuis
Danbury Merchant Missing Ahead of Attachments
Danbury police and creditors seek Samuel Shapiro proprietor of the Washington market Main street as he vanishes after promising a weekend away. An attachment by a Bridgeport wholesaler reveals stock shortages and debts, with leads suggesting New York relatives and a warrant for obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Danbury
Samuel Shapiro
Washington Market
Main Street
Shapiro
Thomas J. Maloney
Atock
Bridgeport
New York City
Alue
FATAL ACCIDENT DETAILS RELATED IN SHELTON AREA
Shelton resident recounts a fatal crash near North Andover involving Thomas Pennifeather and William Kelley. Pennifeather, injured but alive, faces manslaughter charges as relatives describe the collision after a ride request from Doherty and Hayes. The overturned car, left with four occupants under the wall, is beyond repair and Pennifeather's recovery is slow.
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Peabody
Salem
Mr. Pennifeather
Pennifeather
North Andover
Three Ansonia youths escape watery grave
Three Ansonia boys narrowly escaped death during a canoe outing when their larger craft overturned near Van Duessen's boat house. William Gingas leapt to help, pulling a non swimmer to shore as others struggled. All recovered with only a wetting noted.
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Derby
Speckaly
Ansonia
Wiliam Gingas
South Cliff Street
van Duessen
Gingas
Milford Building Boom Continues With August Permits
Mil ford reports a thriving mid summer building boom as August starts with thirteen permits totaling 16000 issued by Building Commissioner Charles L Doherty. Projects include three houses on Camden and Devon Streets and garages on Silver Street and New Haven Avenue with values from 100 to 500 dollars. Levi Snow of the New Haven Rotary spoke at Milford Rotary Club lunch at the Masonic Temple.
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Milford
Brigk
Permite
Charles L. Doherty
Doherty
Camden Street
Devon
John Lovesen
W. Orchard Street
Frank
H French
Silver Street
Silver Beach
Emil Sonnenboeim
Seaview Avenue
Myrtle Beach
W. Garland
New Haven Avenue
Isabel Green
Welch's Point Road
Edward Hiney
West Street
Frederick
Hawley
Pond Road
Morningside
Richards
Pocock
Seaside Avenue
T. FE
Mason
Hawley Avernue
Veranda
Louis Verner
Mervin Avenue
Farrage
Levi Snow
New Haven
Rotary Club
Convention Discusses Suppression of Lynching in Stamford
The Northeastern Federation of Colored Women's Clubs held a symposium on the suppression of lynching in Stamford on Aug 6. Mrs Mary M Griffin of Philadelphia spoke on legislative status while Mrs Mra Cravath Simpson of Houston presided. Afternoon topics included temperance education literature citizenship and music.
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Stamford
Northeastern Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Mra M. Cravath Simpson
Hoston
Mary M Griffin
Philadelphia
Stamford Man Charged With Burglary Granted Mental Examination
Stamford August 8. Dutferd Fulton of 55 James Street Bridgeport was arraigned on burglary and attempted burglary charges. A continuance was granted to September for a mental examination after his attorney stated he is a male nurse who is shell shocked from the war and that his actions stem from that condition.
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Stamford
Spechl
Dutferd Fulton
James Streat
Bridgeport
New Yorker Fined in Fairfield After Failing to Appear
Fairfield court fined F. H. Bedford Jr of 26 Broadway New York $59 and costs for reckless driving after an accident with Frank Palmer. Bedford failed to appear on the original trial date and was produced by the New York state motor vehicle department under a reciprocity agreement. Other cases included speeding, rule violations, improper markings, and trespassing involving local residents and a train incident with cows on the tracks.
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Roger Bruneau
Mortie Street
New Haven
Marniich Minughan
South Main Street
South Norwalk
Lewis Benevento
John Street
New York
Post Road
John R Nowling
New York City
Fairfield
Eusily
Arthur B. Conningham
Bim Street
Norwalk
Frank Clark
Henry Street
Stamford
Herbert Schmaler
Brooklyn
Howard Norton
Joseph Brunell
F. H. Bedford, Jr
Broadway
New York State Motor Vehicle Department
Connecticut
Bedford
Frank Palmer
New York Department
Frank Staino
Tanzis Hill Road
Lila Mintz
Apantase Beneau
M Fleburg
Irene Donomkos
Black Rock Turnpike
State Farm
Walter Sebynski
Harry Soon
Hoos
Loos
Henry Sonneberg
Massachusetts Avenue
New Milford
Greenwich Boys Earn Red Cross Life Saving Test Pass
Greenwich boys Allan Bolte Arthur Cucuel and Andrew Mitchell passed a Red Cross Swimming and Life Saving test in June conducted by Louis H Schafer M C G A district director and American Red Cross examiner. Test sheets approved at Washington and badges presented to the three. Other participants gained knowledge of life saving and first aid though not all passed.
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Greenwich
Aug
Louis H. Schafer
M. CG. A
American Red Cross Firet Aid and
Red Cross
Allan Bolte
Arthur Cucuel
Andrew Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Schaefer
Behne
Easton Ladies Aid Society Meets at Congregational Church
Easton town notes record a Ladies' Aid gathering at the Congregational church with Mrs Fred Silliman hosting on Thursday afternoon. The column lists local residents visiting cottages, attending carnivals, and hosting guests including Miss Dorothy Marsh, Miss Maria Nichols, and Mrs Martha Edwards, noting travels to Fairfield Beach and Stratfield.
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Charles Hubbell
Insinglass Street
Benjamin Curtiss
Bristol
Edward Baldwin
Mildred Baldwin
New Haven
Arthur Macklin
Alice Macklin
Marion Macklin
Arthur Macklin, Jr
Bridgeport
Lucretia Lane
Charles Adelbert Hubbell
Stepney
Frances Marsh
William D. Hubbell
Nichols
Phillip Schneider
Waverly Street
Shirley Cambert
Sadie Kurzius
Misa Daisy Kurzlus
Misa Frances Epstein
Milas Rose Dorsch
Gusie Drucker
Fay Weinberg
Samuel Drucker
Louis Kurzlus
Arnold Eininger
Paul Birnbaum
Fio Beachstein
Solomon Gerstein
Louis
Connecticut National Guard
Elia Galsky
William Galsky
Ripton Street
Boston
Paul Fanton
Woodhaven, LL
Harald French
White Hille
Charles Nichola
Edith Nichols
Monroa
Frederick Nichols
Nickeldale Farm
Dorothy Jennings
White Hilla
Olga Gotsch
Huntington Street
William W. Stillson
Isinglass Street
Stillson
Detroit
Mich
Mabel Palmer
Maud Venderberg
Bright Tonia
Seaside Beach
Milford
J. Arthur Sherwood
Thos
Long Hill
William McCauley
Eugene Hassler
Norwalk
John Broadbin
Ambrose Marsh
Jesse Wheefer
Milton McCauley
Eday
Lucy Turner
Dora
J. Rourke
Saratoga New York
Martha Edwards
Carrie Seeley
Walter Hurd
Frederick Perry
Shelton
Anna F Seeley
Misa Eunice Mellen
William Nichola
Mary Hitchcock
Stratfield
Stamford Man Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
William Cassin was found unconscious in a spaghetti house at 77 Pacific Street Stamford and died at Stamford Hospital. Cerebral hemorrhage was reported as the cause of death.
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Stamford
William Cassin
Pacific Street
Woodmont Voters Set Annual Caucus and Election
Woodmont borough voters will hold the annual caucus at the Woodmont Fire House on Saturday evening with nominations for warden clerk treasurer two auditors sheriff and five burgesses. The annual election follows at the same place Saturday Aug 23 from 2 to 7 pm with eligibility rules for voters on the registrar list.
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Milford
Woodmont
William B. Brotherton
Miserace Brotherton
Union Street
Norfolk
Conn
Harold Brotherton
Cleveland
Ohio
John Greene
West Town Street
W. A. Gill
Colonial
Strand
Walnut Beach
Malcolm Buell
Bantam Lake
Edward W. Putney
Fort Monroe
Virginia
Major Putney
Coast Artillery Board
Leon Webb
C. M. Wappe
Barbara Maurel
Milford Hospital
Walter H. Bradley
Hawley Avenue
Salvatore Mario de Stefano
Frederick Bristol
M. J. Cheney
Board of Education
8. W. Hubbell Company of
Bridgeport
Woodmont School
Eastern Engineering and Erecting Company of
A. B. Dizon
Stamford Man Arrested for Window Peeping at St Johns Area
Hyman Plotkin of 167 Canal Street was arrested on a breach of peace charge after residents on St John’s Place complained he was peering from windows while women were undressed. Police had long sought a suspect in this area.
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Stamford
Hyman Plotkin
Canal Street
St John's Place
Lake Zoar Roast and Long Hill Carnival Close
Long Hill residents enjoyed a Lake Zoar hot dog and corn roast at Stephen Burroughs cottage. The event featured local youths and several named attendees, followed by a Fairfield County officers reunion at the Dunham cottage. The Long Hill carnival closed after three busy nights with strong attendance. Notable local mentions include Mrs. Ray Lucas in Stratford, visits by Brewster and New York residents, and family gatherings in Bridgeport and Silver Mine areas.
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Long Hill
Stephen Burroughs
Lake Zoar
Phyllis Walker
Margaret Abbott
Doris Mahoney
Emma Sherwood
Grace Radcliffe
Eleanor Edwood
Rey
W. D. Melcher
Kenneth Sherman
Samuel Seetey
Loren Whitney
Mia
William Fuller
Ethel
Mew Agy Lucas
Fairfield County Officer
Homer Hubbell
Tashua Hill
Frank Holden
New York
Henry Adams
Bary Austin
Silver Ming, Nor
Shoe Dealer Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
A New Haven boot and shoe dealer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S district court. The debtor reported assets of 786 dollars and liabilities of 1088 dollars in the filing.
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U. A. District Court of
New Haven
Is Your Child Thin and Weak Ad for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a quick health remedy for underweight children and suspected rickets. It claims easy feeding without cod liver oil odor, with a sample case of a very sick child gaining 12 pounds in seven months. Sold by Hindle and Leverty Drug stores and other druggists for 60 tablets at 60 cents.
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Hindle and
Leverty Drug Stores
McCoy's
Black Flag Insect Killer Claims Broad Bug Death
An advertisement touts Black Flag as the surest killer of flies mosquitoes roaches ants bedbugs fleas moths and lice. It claims safety for humans and animals, recommends powder for fleas and lice and liquid for flies moths and mosquitoes, with prices for powder liquid and a starter package.
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Bruce Frag
Alwayne
Rick Fine
Lesan
Buack Fuss
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